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HIGHLIGHTS
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CAREER
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• 2nd on the all time scoring list, 2nd in in fgs made, 3rd in fgs attempted, 4th in fg %, 1st in 3 pt fg %, 4th in ft %
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• Ron Harper is the school leader with 2,377 points
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• His father, Walt, played collegiately at George Washington, later played in the ABA for the Pittsburgh
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• His father still holds the Spanish league single game scoring record with 65 points
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• Wally was born in Madrid, Spain
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• Member of gold medal winning USA Team in last summer’s Goodwill Games in New York
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1998-99 (Senior)
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• Finished third in the voting for the Wooden Award
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• Associated Press Second Team All-America
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• Named the MAC Player of the Year
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• Led the conference in scoring, 2nd in rebounding, 4th in fg %, 3rd in ft %
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• Ranked third nationally in scoring
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• Set school single season record with 775 points
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• Scored career high 43 points in Miami’s opening round NCAA Tournament win over Washignton, 59-58
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• Was recently added to the 1999 USA Basketball Men’s Senior National Team , to play in Puerto Rico
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1997-98 (Junior)
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• Named first team All-MAC
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• Set school single season record for 3 pt fg % with .492 (63-128)
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• Missed eight games with a broken right wrist
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• Scored season high 41 points vs Dayton
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1996-97 (Sophomore)
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• Received the team’s Most Improved Player Award
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• Second on the team in scoring, 3rd in rebounding
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• Ranked 4th in the MAC in 3 pt fg %
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1995-96 (Freshman)
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• Named to the MAC All-Freshman team
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• Second in the conference in 3 pt fg %
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